Q1. The device used for measuring blood pressure in clinics is called:
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Q2. The normal range of adult human pulse rate is:
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Q3. Which instrument records electrical activity of the brain?
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Q4. Pulse oximeter measures:
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Q5. Which safety standard is widely used for medical electrical equipment?
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Q6. A defibrillator is used to:
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Q7. Which device measures the volume of air inhaled and exhaled?
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Q8. Catheterization in clinical setting is used for:
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Q9. Which monitor continuously displays heart rate and ECG waves?
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Q10. Which parameter is NOT measured by typical bedside monitors?
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Q11. Which device is used for non-invasive cardiac output measurement?
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Q12. Which imaging technique uses sound waves?
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Q13. Portable oxygen concentrators are used to:
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Q14. Biotelemetry refers to:
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Q15. Which device is primarily used to maintain airway patency?
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Q16. The main utility of ventilators is to:
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Q17. Biomedical waste disposal requires:
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Q18. Which of the following provides continuous blood pressure monitoring?
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Q19. Alarm limits in patient monitoring systems are:
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Q20. In medical instrumentation, “zero drift” refers to:
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